Geagea says Aoun and his political party are corrupt hypocrites

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Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea launched a scathing attack against the Change and Reform bloc, saying that its ministers in government were corrupt.

“The thing that saddens me the most these days is that those who spoke diligently about corruption for the past 20 years proved to be the most corrupt in Lebanon’s history after taking charge of sensitive ministries in the government,” Geagea told a delegation of doctors in Meerab, north of Beirut.

During his chat, Geagea listed what he said proves the inability of Change and Reform bloc ministers, headed by Free Patriotic Movement MP Michel Aoun, to run government institutions.

“How is it possible that after months of the Energy Ministry claiming that the project to lease electricity-generating ships has been finalized, the ministerial committee headed by the prime minister that studied [the project] said that it would cost the treasury tens of millions [of dollars], even hundreds of millions?” Geagea asked.

He added that the delay in approving the proposal has doubled the electricity problems faced by the country.

He also directed questions at ministers of the bloc regarding what he described as the deteriorating condition of cell phone lines and the a delay in civil service appointments that has “partially paralyzed the work of the government.”

“How does the Change and Reform bloc explain the delay in approving a state budget? Or the overspending of budgets?” Geagea asked.

The LF leader also said that when put to the test, ministers of the rival bloc failed to produce tangible results.

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18 responses to “Geagea says Aoun and his political party are corrupt hypocrites”

  1. Regular lebanese citizens are more concerned about their economic and safety situation, accusing this or that is more like junior high pass time.We need every honest and able leader to work for the betterment of society and that tells about that person ability to change things toward betterment of citizens situation, after a while I think people are getting tired of politicians attacking each other , March 8 against March 14 vice versa Sunnis against Huzballa ,and vice versa Christians against each other, Muslims against each other, what is this childish game, please you political class get serious and work for your country not for yourself

    1. Patience2 Avatar
      Patience2

       It might help to root out this deeply entrenched corruption first, though.  After which everybody would have something substantial left to work ON.

      1. libnan1 Avatar

         Patience, We are working on uprooting all the corruption that was entrenched by previous government.  It’s going to take a while, hang in there. Our ultimate Dictator is on the top of it.

        1. lol, man you’re a meat head…he’s no dictator, but rather a dick-eater, he gobbles those willing to pay him the most for his unique cock gobbling talents.

        2. Patience2 Avatar
          Patience2

          You should have said “Our ultimate Dictator IS it.”

        3. Patience2 Avatar
          Patience2

          You should have said “Our ultimate Dictator IS it.”

      2. agree 100%! everyone wishes for this and that, but no body wants to support those that are trying to create the atmosphere that will allow for better politicians and leaders to rise up…as it is now, anyone with a vision or any promise for Lebanon is risking being assasinated by the terrorists and bullies that are running the govt and the streets. we cant just have it all overnight, we have to start the shift towards those who respect law, and order. God Bless Lebanon, and God Bless Dr Geagea.

    2. Patience2 Avatar
      Patience2

       It might help to root out this deeply entrenched corruption first, though.  After which everybody would have something substantial left to work ON.

  2. Regular lebanese citizens are more concerned about their economic and safety situation, accusing this or that is more like junior high pass time.We need every honest and able leader to work for the betterment of society and that tells about that person ability to change things toward betterment of citizens situation, after a while I think people are getting tired of politicians attacking each other , March 8 against March 14 vice versa Sunnis against Huzballa ,and vice versa Christians against each other, Muslims against each other, what is this childish game, please you political class get serious and work for your country not for yourself

    1. Patience2 Avatar
      Patience2

       It might help to root out this deeply entrenched corruption first, though.  After which everybody would have something substantial left to work ON.

      1. libnan1 Avatar

         Patience, We are working on uprooting all the corruption that was entrenched by previous government.  It’s going to take a while, hang in there. Our ultimate Dictator is on the top of it.

        1. lol, man you’re a meat head…he’s no dictator, but rather a dick-eater, he gobbles those willing to pay him the most for his unique cock gobbling talents.

        2. Patience2 Avatar
          Patience2

           You should have said “Our ultimate Dictator IS it.:

      2. agree 100%! everyone wishes for this and that, but no body wants to support those that are trying to create the atmosphere that will allow for better politicians and leaders to rise up…as it is now, anyone with a vision or any promise for Lebanon is risking being assasinated by the terrorists and bullies that are running the streets. we cant just have it all overnight, we have to start the shift towards those who respect law, and order. God Bless Lebanon, and God Bless Dr Geagea.

  3. wargame1 Avatar

    The change is coming but those who are holding the power wont give us a free ride. If we expect them that they will let us walk all over on them without a fight then we may forget about freedom. 

    The corrupted leaders today control the military , law and in every sector of the government. They are backed by Iran and Hezbollah (hired thug). They know very well that the local people are not happy and want to have change. Why not sending a formal letter of application and ask them to step down? If it works then its ok. I think the free Syrian Army approach is the only applicable approach towards these parasites. 

    If all leaders were like Hosni Mubarak then a peaceful protest would be very good; The Syrian followed the Egyptian model but Assad is not Hosni Mubarak. Well I appreciated the attitude of Hosni Mubarak towards his people. He avoided the inevitable bloodshed.

    Is Hosni Mubarak thinking of a “come back” ? You never know!!! 

  4. wargame1 Avatar

    The change is coming but those who are holding the power wont give us a free ride. If we expect them that they will let us walk all over on them without a fight then we may forget about freedom. 

    The corrupted leaders today control the military , law and in every sector of the government. They are backed by Iran and Hezbollah (hired thug). They know very well that the local people are not happy and want to have change. Why not sending a formal letter of application and ask them to step down? If it works then its ok. I think the free Syrian Army approach is the only applicable approach towards these parasites. 

    If all leaders were like Hosni Mubarak then a peaceful protest would be very good; The Syrian followed the Egyptian model but Assad is not Hosni Mubarak. Well I appreciated the attitude of Hosni Mubarak towards his people. He avoided the inevitable bloodshed.

    Is Hosni Mubarak thinking of a “come back” ? You never know!!! 

  5. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Changed and Reformed to fewer functional services.

  6. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Changed and Reformed to fewer functional services.

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